English-Spanish translation for "blown up"
"blown up" Spanish translation
blown up {adjective}
The Torres Marques report looks very much like a blown-up balloon.
It has been so blown up that the people there are, understandably, extremely angry because they assume that there is sauce for the goose
Usage examples
Usage examples for "blown up" in Spanish
That is a vital condition for restoring consumer confidence, which has been somewhat shaken by the scandals of all kinds that have blown up recently.
Buildings are being blown up and the people the European Parliament delegation went there to open discussions with are all lying in hospital.
On Friday we, in the United Kingdom, will mark the anniversary of the horrific events of 7 July 2005, when 52 of our citizens were blown up in a terrorist attack.
I would like to say to him – since he has mentioned it and since he has referred to this event – that my private car has been blown up in Barajas airport by his friends from the terrorist group ETA.
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